A shocking testimony has been revealed, alleging that the masterminds behind fraudulent elections that trample on constitutional order are Kim Dae-jung, Lee Hae-chan, Park Ji-won, and Shin Gon, drawing intense public attention to the truth of the claims.
On the 12th, South Korean online media outlet Sky Daily obtained an "Election Fraud Cartel Analysis Report," which revealed that Ryu Jae-hwa, the CEO of Kwonu Information and Communications, a company that supplied electronic election devices, made a conscience declaration. He claimed that he had "produced fraudulent electronic vote counting machines under the instructions of Kim Dae-jung, Lee Hae-chan, Park Ji-won, and Shin Gon."
Ryu was detained in 2003 over a lobbying scandal involving bribes paid to the National Election Commission (NEC). During the investigation, he made these explosive allegations. However, no investigation into his claims was conducted, and Kwonu Information and Communications closed down in 2004.
Both Ryu and the NEC information system executives who accepted bribes were sentenced to prison terms.
Meanwhile, on the 12th, President Yun officially confirmed in a public address that he had instructed the Minister of National Defense to inspect the electronic system of the National Election Commission (NEC). This announcement has drawn public interest as to whether investigative authorities will target those responsible for the alleged fraudulent elections.
President Yun stated, "I was shocked last year when I received a report from the National Intelligence Service (NIS) as President." He went on to say, "If the computerized system that manages elections the core of democracy is this flawed, how can the people trust the election results?"
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